I wasn't going to write a review but I saw the featured review was a 10. What was that reviewer thinking? There are so many flaws in this movie it's ridiculous. First off, what are the chances that the hottest four hookers in the old west get together and form a gang? Not likely. Somehow they manage to obtain modern roping saddles. They shoot rifles from the hip rather than taking aim. They stand ready to fire in a hurry, but don't have the hammer on their revolvers cocked. They rack the lever on their rifles even though there is already a round in the chamber. (Great for dramatic effect.) Every time they draw a pistol, we hear a whishing sound. And apparently the director thinks throwing rifles from one person to another in the middle of a gun battle was pretty common in the old west, as he has the girls flipping them around like flipping hotcakes. Pretty girls, pretty scenery, bad movie.

Absolute garbage. How this crappy movie is getting so many good reviews is beyond belief. A group of whores get run out of town and robbed then chase down the bad guys and end up being the good guys (girls). If I could live without my eyes I would have burned then out of my head rather than watch this movie.Save 2 hours of your life and not watch this movie, but if you do, I suggest drinking quite a bit before, during and after.

My summary line sounds a lot more risqué than it actually is. Turns out Kid Jarrett (James Russo) was talking about his hostage McCoy (Dermot Mulroney), while Cody Zamora's (Madeleine Stowe) offer in trade was a new fangled Gatling gun. So all you readers with a dirty mind, you don't have to go back and look it up.Quite out of habit now, I enable captioning while watching movies because even though I got hearing aids recently, I've realized that sometimes the person doing the captioning will go out on a limb and have some fun at the expense of his employer. (See my review for "The Telegraph Trail"). In this picture, there was a scene in which the Pinkerton Detectives were questioning Josh McCoy, and the term was used twice, but captioning had it as 'Peckerton Ditinctives'. Once might have been a goof, but someone, somewhere had to work at being consistent. If you're watching this flick on Encore Westerns, check it out for yourself before someone is called to task for it.Tell you what, I like it when a story line has their principals stay in character at the expense of personal safety. This one had two neat touches, the first was when McCoy shot Frank Jarrett (Robert Loggia) for bad mouthing McCoy's mother; the other was when Lilly (Drew Barrymore) shot scumbag Ned (Neil Summers) for being just that, a scumbag. Both instances were problematic for completing the mission, but turned out well enough for the good guys, should say gals, to come out on top.So maybe not the most credible of Western movies, but kind of entertaining in it's own way. The female leads are in it for their eye candy appeal, with Drew Barrymore taking top honors in that particular department. That they started out as harlots working an Echo City 'parlor house' didn't seem all that credible once the action started, since virtually every close-up of the girls was carefully framed to highlight their glamorous looks. In Barrymore's case, the camera guy probably needed a cold shower between takes.

I think I could have enjoyed Bad Girls a little better if I felt that ladies, particularly in the west were pathetic, helpless victims of the boorish, stupid, chauvinistic men.Oh well, I really enjoyed the fairly realistic town scenes and particularly the talent of the ladies....Drew Barrymore was quite fetching if not (like the rest of the movie).. even remotely....believable.I'd watch these ladies do just about anything....but riding horses, shooting guns, in bawdy western wear, corsets.... was pure entertainment "on the hoof".The gritty lines were as good as I've ever heard...even the old widow of the dead officer whore monger...."bag of manure"...good stuff.Beautiful scenery....human AND location.